As one who grew up in the south I can say that we drank tea with almost every meal and drink at least two or three times a day! I live in one of our most popular grocery stores sell them already made and I like the gallon. Apparently they are far from alone in eight out of ten households in the United States to keep at home for tea and drink it regularly.
In the Far East tea gardens were very popular, especially in India, Taiwan and China, where they wereknown for producing high quality tea. The bad economic conditions in many of these places has many traditional growers of tea, the most advanced and efficient methods of cultivation and harvesting of tea, made the best tasting teas awards are even more difficult to develop.
If you're like me and enjoy the taste of a gourmet-quality tea has a wide selection of teas to sample, which can sometimes be difficult to limit to which you want to try,first. With decisions such as chamomile, green tea, Chinese black tea, maté and many more too numerous to mention, it is clear to see each other at tea, at least once a week and never get the list.
Although the practice is to drink the tea back thousands of years to ancient China, when he was drunk for its health benefits, many people drink it for a number of reasons. Some, like the Chinese have and still do, you drink for its medicinal benefitswhile others, like us here in the U.S. and the English in Britain drink more, because we love the taste. Many of the people to drink simply because they love the great health benefits due to the large number of antioxidants. In addition, tea is also known to boost the immune system and can reduce the incidence of stroke and heart attacks. Add the fact that tea has no added sugar, no calories and less caffeine than coffee and has aalmost perfect drink.
Traditionally, tea was always drunk, hot, like English, but many prefer their tea on ice, the way we tend to drink it here in the U.S. is iced tea drinkers, it seems that black tea flavored with popular its strong flavor.
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